The Inquirer from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 5

TIIE INQUIRER, LANCASTER, JANUARY 24, 1801. A It li KTS. 8AI.K OK HTOUKH. A It KTS. LANCAHTKK ItOUhKHOI.I) MAKliKT.

RING GOODS, WATT UMNO Juilj'o Patterson Condemns the lrojc'ct of a New Jail. on Monday ituci ioimcr 3am Mult Fridy sold the following atockH Tmt Mm run Hrt National bank slock ut $.) 75, lo Guo Itohnid. uu Mimics Fulton National hank at $199, to A li. ti roil. Five hIiuicm National bank at $121, to Jacob G.

uidlur, '1uii MlniicM Concntoga National Bank ut $l(H7-5, to MU imel L. Hoover. Five Himrc People Nuitonal bank tock at $132, to Hiram Miller. Ten Slam Bridgeport and HorseMhoe turnpike Block ut $2MU, to A. U.

Kockci. MOREY ON FALSE PRETENSE. Tiiu Usual Grist of Cases in Quarter Sessions. put on sale to-day upwards of 501 pieces all-wool llluck and Colored Cashmere Henriettas and Black and Colored hPORT nF Til IIO VIM OV DIHKCTOUS me thk Lancaster County Mutual insurance Co FUR THE YEAR ENDING 1)E( EMBER 3i, 1890. Be Sure It you liavo ttiiulo tip your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not bo Induced to take any other.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Is a peculiar tnedlclno, possessing, by virtuo ot Its peculiar combination, proportion, aud preparation, curalivo power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whoso exninplo Is worthy Imitation, tolls her cxperlenco bolowi To Get bbvh In otto store whero I went to buy Iloods Sarsaparilla tho clerk tried to Induce mo buy tholr own Instead of Hoods; be told mo thelr's would last longer; that I might take It on tun days' trial; that it I did not llko It I need not pay anything, etc. But ho could not prevail on mo to change. I told him I knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken It, was satisfied with It, and did not want any other.

Hoods amManaa When I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla I was feeling real miserable, suffering a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand. I looked, and had for some time, like a person In coil sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of It. Mitt). Ella A.

Goff, Cl Terrace Street, Boston, Sarsaparilla Soldby all druggists, pi; six for g5. Prepared only by C. I. IIOOD Apothecaries, Lowell, Muss. IOO Doses One Dollar following ar tho prlutm obtaiiUMl for tho touting itriloltm nt Liio Outrul Muikut on VVimIiiohiIhv morning: A jipiu'biit ter, Ht A ppInM, pur pur K.

1 'w25 Oiliil, per lJ Bananas, pm do. l-' IkuuiH Soup, qi l.lMlii 10 11 Siring, pur pk 7dH duul-HtuiiU, pur Oil) pur ft 2.tfl6 (chuck), pur tb. li 1 Dried, piece, pin ft .2939 lilppnil, por Va ft Corned, pm 12 Hccn (red) per hunch (Jucf by cjuurtur, (front), peril. thiml), Bologna, per ft 1215 (chipped), per VK ft 10 flutter, nnr It Morin ilk, per quart 3 (JunluloiiL)UM uulltlovHr. ChlckmiM, ilrchrtcd i.Ovr.O live pm pair AWyF Cup oIiucmo.

pur .5 Cibbugo per liivtl Corn, per tut 65 Corn lucid per A Celery 5 ft-S Cider, pnr toil 20 llUMlIllliH perqt II Duck, live, per pair Dunks, per fwl Kggs, pur uoz hug plant huls per ft. Lake Trout, pur ft Kook ShIiuou, per Fish at Kind per Yellow perch per ft Blue Cisco, Crapes, pur lo llaiu (piece), per lb 11 (hIIuoiI), per ft .....20 Hay (timothy and clover) per $9.50.10 mi Head chouse per 12 JJorse radish, per bunch Lamb, per ..1020 Lard, per ft Lemons, per oz LcHuce pur head luce Meut, home made, per ft ulton, per ft 816 Outs, per bn .60 Onions, per pic Potatoes, new, per peck 10 per Sweet potatoes, per pk Kibs 8 Pork, per ft (Shoulders 12 contracted tor and land id before the passage of tho McKinley bill end which we now offer at the mine low prices us tin so ol taut seiwon, luMiirance in torn December 31, )89 $6, 2. toil ill Written during the yeur 5o Total $6, 54 7.803 5.3 Cancelled urlng 1 890 490,028 25 In force December 31, 1890.... 28 Premium notes iu lorco December 3i, 18m9 291,810 52 DepOHlted for policies LumI during the 10,603 23 Total 308,41.3 75 Caiuulleil during IMN) 28.125 24 Bright Black or Jet Black, 811k Flnii.li, Cashmere Henriettas, to inch, 1: in inch, 1 to it.M. lu force December 31, 270, 9851 was charged with carrying loncealed deadly weapons, lint wus dl.eiaiged, Jhe case of HhiiiuuI Conover and Edward Mcllvainey, who pleaded guilty of felonious entry anil iircony, went ovor to the March term.

Joseph M. Eves, of Columbia, charged with forcible entry by Edward Miller, ol Columbia, was acquitted and the costs wore divided equally between tho prosecutor and deluiidunl. Verdicts of not guilty were taken hi the cases of Hurry G. Dissiiiger, cliurged with Hoductlon under promise ol nmrrluge by Eilinm 1C. Illldelirund, and J.

A. Brinlou, charged with false pretense by David lUvorslick, county lor costs lu both cases, 111 the two cases Hgalust Jacob Utzinger, Helling to minors, and to Intemperate poisons, verdicts of not guilty were taken wilh county for office costs. Henry JO. Osborne vs Jose Itibert was a case of aggravated assault and battery, Jtiheit had rented and was occupying a room in the laclory of which Osborne Is part owner, Osborne went Into this room to see a third party. Rihert ordeie him out.

Osborne claimed a right to bo there ami Rihert struck him with a billet of wood; though his story is that Osborne was the aggressor. Ignored Bills John Anderson, larceny; Jacob Nlteailer, relilliug and dealing iu registered bottles and larceny; Fred. Pease, laiceuyj Wui. Tumor, felonious entry; Ohrlsiiau Hildebrand, assault and buitery, and Anna Gulp for costs; Stephen Burrells, malicious mischief, with Ohiis-tian Hildebrand for costs; Charles Stephen Burrell, malicious misuhiul, with Charlotte Trusty for costs; Harry Duck, assault and battery, with Michael Dorn for costs; Micuael Dorn, assault and battery, with W. 11.

McClarin lor costs; Norman Myers, David tliiz, Gabriel Tsliudy and Simon Tsbudy, iaiceny; Charlotte Dorsey, malicious mischief, county for costs; Addle Johnson, larceny; Frank Sliaub, larceny; James Ryan, Frank Myers and William l.ewls, assault aud baltery, with Frederick Kraus lor cost-; William Perry, lareenj Isaiah Touey, larceny, CUBKNT BUSINESS. A rule was granted to show cause why John G. Bear should not be relieved Iroin the payment ol costs in an embezzlement suit he entered against Elizabeth Shirk. It appears that one complaint was made by Bear but the magistrate returned two ctees. The grand ury ignored both hills aud mulcted Bear for costs.

Bear ebjects to paying two bills ol cosis. Matthew S. Campbell Elizabethtown, was granted a soldiers license to peddle. The court directed Geo. G.

Hamaker to pay to Elia M. Hamaker, who is suing for a divorce, the sum of $30 for counsel fees and $2 a week as alimony. Judgnx nt entered by Geo. N. Beynolds against Abraham Hirsh, lor $429,45, for want of an affidavit ol defense.

The bail of Solomon N. Haines, sued for slander by Daulel B. Witmer, was reduced Iroin $3,000, to $500. An issue was framed to determine the ownership of personal property levied upon by the sheriff, in which Sophia Coon ley was made plaintiff aud Mary Gartner defendant. I.VUOMK VOH THU VKAU.

From asHcsHiuents 10,853 51 From premiums and policies 14.3 0 Fiom 00 BUCK FREXCII SERGES, Total 17,196 51 OF AFFKAL FOR ltM. 40 Inch, 5fle. a yard; 16 Inch, 75o 48 Inch, 1 and 1.25. To the Taxable Inhabitants or Lancaster Countv. KXPBMDKD DlIHINO THK Paid lor losses 11.238 71 Loans repaid and Interest 2.197 40 i.elundcd members and agents 19 45 Postage 35 5.3 Adjusting losses 3650 Advertising and printing 98 70 Counsel 2500 Services of Directors mid Commit teen 137 00 Salary of Secretary 300 00 Auditing accounts and qualifying cfilcers 5 75 Salary ot Treasurer 2uo Rent anti fuel 75 (Hi Balance for the year 2,827 47 sides Pudding, ft Radishes, per Sauerkraut, Sausage, Mneurease, per Scrapple per 8 Sides and bacon, per 1217 Shoulders, per ft 0 Turnips per pk .10 7 try -Vi 6 10I2 The Latest Hpring Shades In Cashmere Henriettas, beautiful finish, elegant qualities, to Inch.

50c; 46 Inch, 75o and $1, Total 17, MM 51 Fine French Serges, in all tho latest colorings. There ure no better wearing goods made. 45 inch, 50c a yard 46 Inch, 75c a yard. At the annual election hold tills day. the following person were elected to serve as Directors of the Company for the ensuing year: John N.

Woods. Dr. 8. R. Sample, A.

P. Mcllvain, Isaac Busnong, Himes, B. II. Pownall, Jus. J.

Brinlou, James Sprout, John 8. Witmer. The Board-cloct organized by electing John N. Woods President, and John S. ltmer Secretary.

John N. Woods, Dr. 8. It. Sample and J.

s. Witmer were constituted the Executive Committee. Pursuant to the provisions ot the laws of the Commonwealth, tho undersigned Com-mlsslonors of Lancaster county, hereby glvo nolleo to every taxable Inhabitant within the respective city, boroughs an townships of said county, that appeals Iron) the personal property amt militia assessments of will be held in tho Comity Commissioners ofties in the city ot Lancaster, oil tbe days billowing, to wit: Providence, Clay, Penn, East Coealieo, West Coealtco, Brecknock, West Lampeter, Upper Loueoek, Leacock, Columbia, Colerain, East Lampeter, West Donegal, West Earl, East Donegal, Mount Joy Twp. East Hem ptleld. West ilempiiehl, Warwick, City-1, 2, 3 Ward City 4, 5, 6 Ward City 7, 6, 9 Ward Kaplio, Sulisbtiry, East Karl, Manor, Kplirata, Earl, Manheim No appeal wilt bo considered exeeptupon the day designated tori lie respeclivedlstricts unless satistaelory reason is given tor failure to come at the proper time, amt not then unless the person appealing is aeeniupaoled by the Assessor ot lie district In which the property under reconsideration is assessed.

The Commissioners will sit to heurnppeals from nine to twelve o'clock In lie morning ami troiu one to three o'clock in Iheatlernoon of days designated. Assessors are required to he in attendance during that Hum. nder the law there can he no change in the valuation ot real estate this year, unless lheir lias been improvement or destruction of properly. By order of the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. The following Agents were appointed Jacob 11 Kolircr, LuucaHter.

John H. Zeiicr, Mount Joy. Henry S. Rich, Marietta. Jacob Kemper, Akrou.

lienry H. Wiley, Bdnhridgo. H. GiClmaur, East Petersburg. Adam Geist.

Bine Bail. Henry Worst, Salisbury. A. Witmer, Sale Haibor. N.

F. Slieatler. Bareville. Dr. John Kohler, New Holland.

Daniel Lee, South Hermitage, Jacob Hildebrand, Strasburg. F. I). Rickert, Litltz. Chas.

E. Bowman, Millersvilte. Jos. II. Leamau, Camargo.

Milton Hcideibaugli, Nickel Alines. Abram Roop. Octoraro. I. T.

Whitson, ouk Hill. John M. Rutter, Nine Points. -John A. Suldomrldge, Buyerstown.

A. P. Reid, Parkesuurg, Chester county. JOHN 8. WITMER, Secretary.

Paradise, January 13, L91. jan24-ll TOtfACCO MAltKET, Friday, January 16,1801. The local market is quiet. The following sales are reported: P. YV Fry sold 10 cases ol 87 and Si seed leal and Havauna seed; bkiles 6 Frey bought 00 cases old goods and sold 115 cases ot ail kinds: A.

G. ilrosey sold 15 cases of HJ seed leaf aud bought 5 eases of Havana seed; Air. Lochenbruch bought from Jacob Stoner, ot Columbia, 100 cases 88 seed leaf and also his packing of 1880; C. Co. sold iJl cases ol 80 seed ieat to one llrm and 0 casus to another.

8am Mutt, Fridy is nego timing tor tbe sate of i.OOO cases ot 88 seed leaf, ituyers of tbe new crop are holding olf for tower prices, though several lots have been bought. Abraham Herr, of Manor, sold 3 acres at 20, 12 and 2. Considerable has beeu bought for 28 and 25 cents for wrappers. Sales at Gap: Frank Peutiarge bought from Christian ihackbili, 3 acres, at 1 and Frank Meginneas, 2 acres, 16, 8, 4, Luos liar nish, 2aeies, 22,8, 4, Henry Ueniier, 1 acre, 20. 4, 2: Juo.

FslHemaii, 3 acres, 20, 4, Milton Kimer, 1 acres, 18, 8, 4, A. J. Marlon, 10, 5. Jos. Frantz, jr 3 acres, terms private; David Frantz, 1 acies, 23, 15.4, 2.

in New York according to the Financial Chronicle Seed leaf has continued iu demand, and sales tor the week are 1500 cases, as tol lows: 20 cases 1883-50 crops. New England Havana, 16c. to 45c 250 cas 1888 89 crops, Dutcn, 13c. to 4oO cases 18s9 crops, Wisconsin Havana, 9c. to 150 cases 188.J ci op Zimmers Spanish, 1.1c, to I 0 cams 1889 eroj.

Pennsylvania Havana, PPo. to 200 cases, 1880 crop, Pennsylvania seed leaf, 9c. to ana 150 cases 1830 crop, State Havana, 13c. to and also 600 bales Havana tiller, 72c. to $1.15.

and 50 bales Sumatra. $1.85 to $2 75. Mrs. Sophia Loorcher, of 1 uilicim, sold her crop ot Havana tobacco from a on i acre loi. to Gust Zook, of Lancaster, ai 26.

6 and 2. Following are some sales of tobacco at JMil-ton Grove anu vicinity: Marlin IL 7 through; John iirinzer, 5 acres, 7 through: Henj. Lbhleman, 2 acres, 8 through: David Mill 12 through; Joseph Good, Havana, through; Jac. llostetter. Havana, 18 through.

The following sales of tobacco have oeen re ported Irom Fannersvdle: Frank Sluulfcr, acre, 25, 8, 4 and Harry Burkholder, acre, 2, 8, 4 and John Gummauf, 1 acres, 22, 8, 4 and John Burkholder. 1 acre, 25. 4 and John Meizler acres, 26 for wrappers. Sales in Wust Donegal: Simon N. Good, Havana at 16.

3, 1. Levi EbeivoJe, on the same tarm crop ot Havana at 8. 2, Hoover, Fluud 3 acr- Havana and 3V seed at 6 through. William Smith, acres' seed, at 7 cents through, George Smith, 2 acres Seed, at through: The Analysis Completed. Tbe analysis of tbe Htomach of Annie McCloud, the girl who committed suicide In Akron, several days ago, has been completed by Dr.

M. L. Herr aud Prof. Scbeidt, of Franklin and Marshall college. The tests showed that tbe girl bad swallowed a very large quantity of stryebine.

MAKKIAG13S. Attest: V. Giukst, Clerk. Tho January turm of Quarter HuhmIoii Couit opened will) ulnuiy-SHVeu cast' ('ll the list, tint Hinullusi ior liio past lilioca years. Judge InUursoit In his eliargo to the Juiy took occasion to express his regret hi the large nuuiiiur of humichie cases in tills county, mid the uuoviaole repuiatlon l.an-ttistor is gaining.

lie also rHlerreil to tho project ol now prison, hich, he thought, whs unnecessary, us a recent law permitted the semiluu of long toini piisonors to the Custom iouitenliary. The Hoard ol Charities, lie said, have rocouinionded the building of a new prison, but if built uller their plans It ill cost lor they are uu extravagant sol of fellows, and he did not think it fair to impose the burden on Lancaster countys taxpayers, 'file couit also condemned the action of the bridge viewers In recommending tho building ol bridges which are not necessary. Early in March 188:2, James of Itariville, Ooleraln township, killed his wile with a shotgun and lied, lie was followed to the Uoiiowingo bridge, over the Susquehanna river, which he crossed, escaping to Maryland. A lew days later James Campbell was admitted to the Baltimore City Hospital with a bad out iu his leg, which liesaid he had received while cutting limber. He was weak from the loss ol blood and died a month later from that cause.

After his death papers among his possessions allowed that he was James Shaw, the fugitive wife murderer, and the body was identified by his sou, James K. Shaw, of Philadelphia, who administered on the murdered womans estate. Now a verdict of not guilty is taken to take the case oil the docket Hnd give the magistrate his costs. H. Clay dibble, of Manheim borough, was appointed foreman of the graud inquest.

Howard Yellets, colored, of Florin, was acquitted of the charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons, the prosecutor, Win. Caldwell, to pay the costs. A verdict of not guilty was rendered in the perjury case against George D. Karnes. Karnes, in bis atlidavit before the clerk of the orphans court, swore that his intended bride was of the required age.

The parents of the girl were opposed to the marriage aud Karnes and she eloped to this city. However, after suit was entered against Karnes, he and John H. Brady, the father of the girl, became reconciled, and the court consented to taking a yerdict as above. William Singer, Ann Singer, and Abm. Singer, who reside uear West Willow, were convicted of assaulting Wm.

Beich-ler. Iu November the latter passed by Singers house on the public road, was bitten by Singers dog and while delending himself, was assaulted by the Singer lamily. Fred. Pease pleaded guilty to the larceny of tools from S. B.

Jefferies aud was sentenced to an imprisonment of six months. Edward Sharp pleaded guilty to the larceny of some wearing apparel from Sewell Long, aud was sentenced to an imprisonment of five months. A verdict of not guilty was entered iu tbe case of commonwealth vs. Adam Weitzel, of the Welsh mountain, Indicted for tue larceny of a set of harness. Isaao Adams, of Millport, was found guilty ol stealing a gold watch from Elam Eitnier, of Kotbsville, and sentenced to five days imprisonment.

Charlotte Trusty, an aged colored woman of Columbia, was iudietid for having assaulted Stephen Burrols. Not guilty. James Yelletts was acquitted of the charge of having stolen four sample bunches of tobacco last December from John S. Stoner, of West Hempheld township. illiam Turner, colored, of Columbia, was sentenced to seven mouths iu jail for Btealmg a keg of beer from Mrs.

Kause. Wm. Jackson, of Marietta, was convicted of the larceny of a stove from Albert Hart-mau, and will languish in prison for seven months. Anna Kunzelinan, ol Marietta, was sentenced to an imprisonment of eight months for keeping a bawdy house. Jacob W.

Diehm was charged with false pretense iu having secured $350 from Samuel Eshiemau of Penn township by fraudulent representations. On November 18, 1889, Diehm represented to Eshleman that he had $1,000 in the Litiz National Bank, and that he wanted topurchase colts, which would require $350 more; and that when sold he would return him the $350 or give him colts. On these representations Eshleman endorsed Diehms note for $350 on the Peoples National Bank. Diehm obtained the money but never paid Eshle-back. Eshleman subsequently learned that Diehm had no money in the bank and that he never purchased any colts.

The defendant denied any intention of obtaining the money by false pretenses. Urias Holsinger, a colored citizen of Columbia, was charged with highway robbery on the oath of Zephia Bass, who belongs to the Russian colony in this city. She was peddling near Elizabethtown early in December, when she was met on the road by a colored man, who stopped her to look at her goods. He then seized her basket, which contained goods and also her purse, containing $30 in cash, and ran away. She was not able to identify Urias aud he was liberated.

Mellicena Dennis a colored girl from the Welsh Mountains, was tried on two charges of larceny and one of felonious entry. She was acquitted. James Keilley pleaded guilty of being a tramp andof assaulting little Minnie Lukon of this city, aud was sentenced to four months in iail and to pay a fine of $5. John Martin pleaded guilty of being a tramp, and was committed for 25 days and warned that if he came back he would be sent up for three years. Charles Green, a W'elsh Mountain lad.

GISH LEHMAN. Jan. 15, 1891, in tilts city, by Itev. Charles L. Fry, Samuel R.

Gish, ol West Donegal, and Mary M. Lehman, of Conewago, Dauphin county. OTTO HOKNAFMJS. Jan. 8, 1891.

by P. M-McGuire, W. P. S. Otto, of Cumberland Co and Miss S.

May Hornaflus, of Elizabeth' town. McSP ARRAN HESS. Jan. 14, 1891, by Rev. J.

M. Galbraith, Edgar L. McSparran, of Goshen, and Miss Hattie Hess, of Drumore. SNYDER GKElNLlt. January 22, 1891, by Key.

J. Max Hark, John M. Snyder, of Roanoke, and Miss H. Gladys Greiner, of this city. MONTGOMERY REYNOLDS.

January 22, 1891, in St. James Episcopal church, this city, by Rev. J. Kobottom, 0- Eugene Montgomery and Miss Mary Reynolds, both of this city. Auditors krpokt.

We, thu undersignud auditors, to exam-iniiie and adjust Ihe accounts of the Northern Mutual Insurance Company of Lancaster coumy. as provided by its Acts of Incorporation, DO REPORT, tint we have examined the same for lie offiui il year ending December 3. st, 1890, and find ami adjust the same, as follows: Amount ot insurance in force Dec. 31, 1890 $11,291,595 00 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ES. TATE.

On Saturday, Fkhkuary 14th 1891, on the premises Jate the estate of Deborah Pownall (deed) situated in the village of Christiana, Lancaster county, on the East side of P. It. It. Homing 89 feet on Mabie street aud extending back 122 adjoining lands ot Dr. Shutter, Mary Whitson and Brinton Walter, and Is among the most desirable property in said village; the improvements consist of a substantial TWO STuRY BRICK.

UoUsE, 3J feet front, extend- ing back 27 feet, wiiha Iwoslmy dm mg room attached, 16x18 tcet, porcl ti ou west side, wilh well of water iuuita jump in same on porch. Frame Kitchen ad oiiimg, 12x1.3 tcet with cistern amt pump In same, porch full length on front. The House is divided iuio dining room, silling room and pai lor, wilh hall aud open stairway oil first floor, two pair of stairs to second fioor with 5 rooms and bath room, hot and cold water fixtures. Attic plusteied and divided, and cellar with plastered floor well lighted and is most complete. Wood and coal house in yard.

On said lot ate shade, ornamental aud fruit trees and grape vines in hearing condition. This house was built James D. Reed for his own use amt was made out of the best material that could be had. Received a coat of paint outside last season and is in tirsDchiss order. Persons wishing to view tho same may call on M.

Cooper, adjoining the same, or address Henry Pownall, Smyrna P. Lancaster or Annie Pownall, Christiana. Sale to commence at I oclock on said day when attendance will he given and terms made known by the undersigned: HENRY POWNALL, ANNIE POWNALL, Geo. Whitson, Auct. Administrators.

jau-24 4t Nut gain in insurance of iimt year $593,788 00 Amount premium notes in force, Dec. 31. 1890 $55.8,502 34 NEW YORK STORE, 8 ami 10 East Kin" LANCASTER. PA. lanl-lyS i i in i.

-w JJOOK8 AND STATIONERY. JOHN BAERS SONS Nos. 15-17 North Queen St LANCASTER, PA. Jobbers and Retailers OF SCHOOL BOOKS -AND SchooL Stationery Including Liquid 81atlng, Chalk Crayons, Blackboard Erasers, Copy Books, Inks, Pens, Tablets, Lead Pencils, School Satchels, Companions, Noiseless Slates, Pencils, etc. LARGEST STOCK.

LOWEST PRICES. SIGN OF TUE BIG BOOK feb28-lyr (HINA HALL. CHINA, GLASS, OUEENSWARE, -AT- CHINA HALL. We are now opening onr Spring Importations of Qneensware, and will be prepared to supply our customers with the very best grade of ware at THE LOWEST PRICES I IIALNTIKES RECEIVE ESPECIAL ATTENTION. Balance in treasury Dec 31.

1889. $143 03 KttcU percentage on policies. 18! 02 Pro rata tax 202 41 lax of 88 and 89 asse-s- men is 882 58 lax of 1890 assessments 7.017 24 $8,426 28 PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKET. Friday. Jan.

23. 1891 Corn ts tinner at a fractional a Ivanco. The onentng bids were: Januiry ant February, March and April. and closed; Jan uary and February, 59e March and April, 59c. Tho sales wei 1800 busheis No 2 yellow, at 60c.

at grain depot; 120J bushels No. 2 yellow aitiuc. at Twentieth street elevator, and 600 bushels No. 2 yellow, at Twentieth street elevator. Wheat is weaker at a fractional decline.

The opening ids were: January 99o February, March, $1.02: April. $104, and closed; February, March, $1 01. ami April, $103. The sales were 60u bushuls choice tiling, at $106 on track, and 600 bushels No .2 red, at 99c Twentieth street elc-valor. Oats are firmer wilh increased activity.

The opening bids were: January, February. March, 52c April, 52o and closed: February, March. 52c and April 53c. The sales were: 9o0 im-huls No 3 white at 5Uc short storage. 900 bushels No.

2 white at at grain depot; 900 bushels No 2 white at 52c, at Twentieth street elevator: 900 bushels No. 2 clipped at at Twentieth street elevator and 900 bushels ungraded white at 51jc. Flour is steady with a firmer teelin The quotations are: winter wheat patents, poor to choice, and fancy patents, 40; Minnesota spring wheat patents, poor to very choice, $4 25, and fancy patents, 50 PAID BY TREASURER, Pro rata tax commissions, Tax re- fund d. etc Postage, express ige, telegraphing, etc Secretary and treasurers Binding, (Quality ing, Assessing, charging lax. President salary.

Boarding and teed Envelopes. Pr mium Notes, Blanks, etc Printing and receiving ixes Auditors aud election officers, advertising, etc Blank policies, printing election bills, etc Directors salary and mileage Committees, Expenses, 3 large blank books, tax blanks, Fire losses paid during MK) Balance in treasury Jan. 1, 1891.. ANCASTER BC51NE3S COLLEGE. LAlriES, DK(.

GKMTt.KMEN. DK(J- i-1 Gain ot Over 42 Ter Cent. Lancaster Business College. $21 76 29 83 100 00 184 80 25 00 70 00 28 00 92 27 83 10 140 31 188 70 131 94 6,430 36 892 21 DKATIIS. MILKY, January 10, 1891, at Litiz, Mazie Mary, daughter of Linnaeus and Amanda Miley, aged 5 years, 2 months and 8 days.

ROM BACH. January 15, 1891. In this city, Catharine Itoirbach, in her 54th year. NAYLOR. January 15, 1891, at Marietta, John Naylor, aged 69.

IRVIN. January 14, 1891, in Indiana, David Irvin, late ot Co. P. in the 48th year of Ills age. WILSON.

January 10, 1891, at Blrd-fn Hand, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, aged 82 years. SHUTTEE. January 15, 1991, in Florin, Mrs. Ella Shuttee, aged 38 years.

IIOGKNTOGLER. January 19 1891, at Columbia, Milliard Uagentogler, aged 34 years. BARE January 18, 18)11, at Ephrata, Eliza A.i wife of the late Dr. A. S.

Bare, of Bareville' in her 67th year. LEIB. January 18, 1891, at Brownstown, John F. Leib, in the 57th year of his age. MILLER.

January IS, 1891, in Masonville, Abram, son ot 1C. and Mary Miller, in the 4th year of his age. 8ACKETT. Jan. 20, 1891, fn this city, Francis daughter of Emma R.

and the late H. W. Saokett. in tho 2 year of her age. HESS.

Jan. 20, 1891, fn Manheim township, John Hess, iu tile 76 th year of his age. McCORD. Jan, 18)1, In San Francisco, Ban on H. McCord, formerly of this city, aged 30 years LONG.

Jan. 29, 1831, near New Providence, Amos E. Long. HAW KS. Jan, 21), 1891, near Quarryville, Mis9 Elizabeth Haw as.

aged 82 years. GATES. Man. 16, 1891, In Baltimore, Mrs. Eliza Gates aged 79 years.

KENNEDY. Jan. 19, 1891, at Intercourse, William Kennedy, aged 76 years. STOVER. Jail.

1891. in Brecknock, Miss Kate Stover, ageil 82 years. SNADER. Jin. 1891, at Terre Hill, Mrs.

Lizzie Snadcr, aged 79 years. $8,426 28 The only First-Class Business School In Lan caster. 'the SCHOOL FOR FARMERS' BOYS MECHANICS HOYS, MERCHANTS BOYS anU PROFESSIONAL MEN liOYS A Competent Teacher ot Shorthand and Typewriting after January 1661. Catalogues on application. Address, H.

C.WGidler, Principal. aug 23-tf Outstanding tax 1890 Assessment subject to exoneration and agents commissions. Dated at tbe companys office, Ephrata, January 13, 1891. IIstonY Arndt. Auditors John Y.

Wkjdman, Christian Hkkr, Jr. jan 17 2t PHILADELPHIA OAJ'TLK MARKET. Philadelphia. Jan. 17, 1891.

Beeves. obeep. Hogs For the week 3,730 7,000 12.5IK) Previous week 3,394 7,000 10,500 Beof cattle Che receipts for the local market were 3, l.K head, against 3.064 head for hist week. The demand tor stock was lairly active and prices closet! linn. The exports for the week were 200 live steers per steamer Fonar lor London, 334 head per steamer Hibernian tor Glasgow, and 1,500 quarters of beet killed here lor the steamerOhio for Liverpool.

We quote: Extra, aftc good, 4i5l4C? medium. fair. common, 3t culls, 3.i3c fat cows, 2t3Uc. Sheep and lambs were fair demand and prices closed firm. Extra, dotc good, 5'4a medium, common, 4a4c culls.

3a3c iambs, 4h74c. Hogs were in fair request, and food Western ciosed at 5a5)c other Western, 5a5c. Milch lives were in fair demand at 4tUc. Mitch cows were lairly active at $30i60 per head. Fat cows were in good demand at Thin Cows were in fair demand at $7u20 per head.

City dressed beeves were active and firm at 5it8c. PROFESSIONAL. Fannie MoCartnby 5 Alias SubpcBna I for divorce vs. Jan. Term, 1891, Hugh S.

McCartney No. 26. To Hugh 8. McCartney: You are hereby notified and and commanded to be and appear in your proper pernon beroie our Judges at Lancaster at the Court of Common Pleas to be held on Monday tbe 16th day of February A. D.

J89t at 10 oclock a. to show cause it any you have why the said Fannie MoCariney should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony contracted with you. JOHN SIDES, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office Lancaster Jan. 19, 1891.

jail 42-4t TTTM. D. WEAVER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 47 East Grant Lancaster, Pa. Business in the Courts ot Common Pleas, Orphans Court and Criminal Courts will receive prompt attention.

Consultations iu English and German. 9aprH8 Wm. I). Weaver. ITIDWIN M.

GILBERT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 45 North Duke CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Thursday, Jan. 22, 1891 Cattle Receipts. 15,001) head! shipments, head; market slow, lower; fancy Heretords and short horns, $5a5 50; steers, $3 50a I 90; cows, fl.15a2.75; Stockers, 82.

15 ui. Hogs Receipts. 45,000 head; shipments. 8.090: market steady; rough and common, $3 30u3 35; lair to good packing, $1 45, 1350; prime hea and hurdlers weights, light, $1 45.i3.55. Sheep Receipts.

7.090 head: shipments. 3.000 head; market slow, unchanged, prime Westerns, $5a 1.25; natives, Texans, 5ambs, Lancaster, Pa. md-S HIGH MARTIN, No. 13 EAST KING STREET. sepl-ly Spread the News That the entire stock of OIzAJFCKES TE1, COFFEE GROCERY STORE must be sold within the next 40 days.

rpHOS. WHITSON, JL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 60 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa. PITTSBURG CATTLE MARKET. East Libbrty, Jan.

22, 191. Cattle-Receipts, shipments, 1.512; market steady at unchmged prices. Hogs Receipts, shipment 3 500 market dull; mixed grades $3. 79a 80; heavy Yorkers, $3 60 1 3 7u; lignt Yorkers. $3 40.

t3 of pigs. $2 75 i3.2. Sheep Receipts, 700; shipments, 700: market, nothing on sale, fee ing firm, with uncuanged prices. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Estate of Duboruh W.

Pownall, late ot Sadsbury township, deceased. Letters of Administration said eatute having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demand against the same will present them without delay for settlement to the under signed. HENRY POWNALL, Nine Points, Lancaster Pa ANNIE POWNALL. D. BAKER.

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. No. 25 North Duke Street, mar3h9-tt Lan caste Pa. Christiana, Lancaster JAMES M. Administrators, fit Attorney.

AS. HEKSHEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No 47 Grant Street, (Law Building, In the rear of the Court House), Lancaster, Pa. novl8S9-lv LANCASTER LIVE STOCK MARKET. Friday, Jan. 2i, 1891.

At Stewart Sons yards were received 759 cattle, 375 sold. At Sensenigs yards, Levi Sensenlg received 395 cattle, 114 hogs, all sold. Milton Eby, received and sold 88 catie. Wm. S.

Shirk received and sold 1M hogs. Prices a shade lower: Knits. 3.35: Miockers. $2 10i3.9J; feeders $2 6uh4 25; fat, 50; HotfS.4 u40. HERE IS A CHANCE TO BUY GROCERIES AT AND BELOW COST.

Horse, Wagon and Store Fixtures FOR SALE. STOCK 2 COT AT IONS. Special Report to Thb Inuuirbr. Reported up to 12 oclock, by DeHaven Townsend, Bankers, No. 428 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.

Stocks bought or sold either for cash or on margin. Philadelphia, Jan. 27. 1891. U.

S. 4s coupon 4s Pennsylvania Philadeloilia A Reading K. Lehigh Valley R. Lehigh Coal A Navigation National Lead Trust Missouri Pacific. Northern PacilicCom Prefd Oregon Transcontinental 16 Union Pacific Western Union Richmond Terminal 1754 Louisville A Nashville 7' Atchison.

Topeka A Santa Del. Lackawanna A New York A New England 37 Tames m. walker, attorney-at-law Office. No. 64 North Duke Street.

Ai-AtGap on Saturdays. AUDITORS NOTICE. E-date nt John Ferguson, late of Cole-rain township, Lancaster county. deceased. The undersigned Auditor, appointed to distribute the balance remaining in the hands of John J.

Coulter, Administrator to and among those legally entitled to the same, will sit for that purposed! Monday February 16, 1891. at 19 o'clock, a. in the Library Room of tho Court House, in the City of Lancaster, where all persons interested in said diatiibutlon muy attend. F. MAGEE.

Jan24 3t Auditor. JOHN E. SNYDER. ATTORN Y-AT-tA IV, 112 Fast King Street, iuly21-891v Faneuoter. Pa.

WE PAY SALARY and expenses to LIVE AGENTS men or women. No drones wanted. Work sieady year round and cash weekly. Good pay for part time. Fne outfit free.

Experience not needed. Send references and stamp at one. J. Kuo nu Whitnby, Rochester, N. Y.

-fyThis Ann is perfectly responsible. nov29-6mo CLARKES Tea, Coffee and Grocery Store, 1 14 Sooth Queen Street, Lane. Pa. jan24 tf BOY WANTED: An Intelligent boy of good character, ean have an opportunity to learn the printing business at this office. fpTTTQ SPPTJ that Ym found file at OHU Al JjAk p.

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